Air Shocks
You are gonna get alot of negatives when it comes to air shocks on here. I will say this. Do they ride good? NO! Sometimes it depends on how much air you put in them if you max them out to fix weak springs then all the weight of the rear is on the shock studs in the trunk thats not good. They are not intended to be a repair for weak springs. I put them on my car and I don't really care what anyone thinks or says I like them i think they are cool. I like the ability to adjust the ride height in the rear. And its just a 70s and 80s muscle staple. You can run like 20-50 psi in them and they ride and work just like a factory shock. Now if pump them up to 150 yea she is gonna be stiff! In your situation I wouldn't recommend them to fix the springs issue. Buy some leaf springs and fix it right and while your under there throw on some air shocks! :D
BTW in the picture below those are 20yo replacement springs and 30 psi on the air shocks. I think it sets perfectly and there isn't a lot of stress on the studs
You are gonna get alot of negatives when it comes to air shocks on here. I will say this. Do they ride good? NO! Sometimes it depends on how much air you put in them if you max them out to fix weak springs then all the weight of the rear is on the shock studs in the trunk thats not good. They are not intended to be a repair for weak springs. I put them on my car and I don't really care what anyone thinks or says I like them i think they are cool. I like the ability to adjust the ride height in the rear. And its just a 70s and 80s muscle staple. You can run like 20-50 psi in them and they ride and work just like a factory shock. Now if pump them up to 150 yea she is gonna be stiff! In your situation I wouldn't recommend them to fix the springs issue. Buy some leaf springs and fix it right and while your under there throw on some air shocks! :D
BTW in the picture below those are 20yo replacement springs and 30 psi on the air shocks. I think it sets perfectly and there isn't a lot of stress on the studs
